例句與造句

1. Text are written left to right without word boundaries ( " Scriptio continua " ).
2. Text is written from left to right and without word boundaries ( " Scriptio continua " ).
3. It is because of " scriptio continua " that most reading in the Middle Ages was done aloud and often with an audience.
4. Although scriptio continua is evidenced in most Classic Greek and Classic Latin manuscripts, different writing styles are depicted in documents that date back even further.
5. In contrast, paleographers today identify the extinction of scriptio continua as a critical factor in augmenting the widespread absorption of knowledge in the Pre-Modern Era.
6. It's difficult to find scriptio continua in a sentence. 用scriptio continua造句挺難的
7. The work was written in " scriptio continua " with neither ligatures are used, though " nomina sacra " with overlines are employed throughout.
8. When word separation became the standard system, it was seen as a simplification of Roman culture because it undermined the metric and rhythmic fluency generated through scriptio continua.
9. The manuscripts also lacked word spacing, so words, sentences, and paragraphs would be a continuous string of letters ( scriptio continua ), often with line breaks in the middle of words.
10. It was only later on that the Romans adapted the Etruscan alphabet to write Latin and, in the process, switched from using points to divide the words, to the Greek practice of scriptio continua.
11. Traditionally, " scriptio continua " was used for the Indic alphabets of South and Southeast Asia and hangul of Korea, but spacing is now used with hangul and increasingly with the Indic alphabets.
12. Though paleographers disagree about the chronological decline of scriptio continua throughout the world, it is generally accepted that the addition of spaces first appeared in Irish and Anglo-Saxon Bibles and Gospels from the seventh and eighth centuries.
13. These written works were also written in " scriptio continua; " words were connected without spaces and sentences were connected without punctuation, making it difficult for the reader to read the words without reading them aloud.
14. Most are written using scriptio continua in the Greek alphabet, with a few additional signs; the text includes " V " from the Latin alphabet and signs for palatal " c " and " g " resembling those of the Cyrillic script.
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